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Kelly Reichardt’s Certain Women Leads Nicholas Bell’s 2016 Sundance Film Fest Top Ten
Sundance 2016 has come to a close, once more showcasing a lack of differentiation based on what constitutes the Audience and the Grand Jury....
Rabin, the Last Day | Review
Prime Time: Gitai Revisits the Assassination of Israeli Prime Minister
Israeli auteur Amos Gitai reenacts the final moments of Prime Minister Yitzak Rabin prior to...
Sand Storm | 2016 Sundance Film Festival Review
The Member of the Wedding: Zexer’s Debut Churns Empathy from Obscene Custom
We’ve seen an increasing tide of feminist perspective narratives detailing the despicable social...
Belgica | 2016 Sundance Film Festival Review
Bar None: Van Groeningen Returns to Musical Inclinations for Vibrant Sibling Portrait
Belgian auteur Felix Van Groeningen, the front runner of the Belgian New Wave,...
2016 Sundance Film Festival: Nicholas Bell’s Top 5 Most Anticipated Films
Despite the initial anticipation or dismay for every annual major film festival line-up, Sundance remains an inherent conjurer of new breakout talent. Though we...
